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Mommy makeover cost: what a bundled tummy tuck + breast procedure actually runs

A mommy makeover bundles a tummy tuck with a breast procedure in one surgery. Here's the real planning range, what drives it, and how it compares to paying for each procedure on its own.

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Planning range

$15,000–$27,000 self-pay, most commonly

That range covers a tummy tuck bundled with a breast lift, augmentation, or reduction in a single surgical session. Where you land depends on which breast procedure is included, whether liposuction is added, your surgeon's experience tier, and your market's facility and anesthesia costs.

Tummy tuck portion alone

$9,000–$20,000 — see the national cost hub for state-level detail.

Added liposuction, if included

Typically adds $2,000–$5,000 on top of the base procedure cost.

What's included

What's usually bundled in

“Mommy makeover” describes a combination, not one fixed procedure.

  • A tummy tuck (mini, full, or extended)
  • A breast procedure — lift, augmentation, or reduction
  • Liposuction on the flanks, thighs, or arms (common add-on)
  • Muscle repair as part of the tummy tuck portion
Price drivers

What moves the price the most

The same drivers as a standalone tummy tuck, plus the breast portion.

  • Which breast procedure is chosen — augmentation, lift, or both
  • Whether liposuction is bundled in
  • Surgeon experience tier and facility setting
  • Market — coastal and major metro pricing runs higher
Why it costs more than a tummy tuck alone

You're paying for two procedures, done efficiently

Combining surgeries in one session can be more efficient than staging them separately — one anesthesia session, one facility fee, one recovery period — but the total is still meaningfully higher than a standalone tummy tuck quote. If you're deciding whether to bundle or stage, see the full tummy tuck vs. mommy makeover comparison for the tradeoffs.

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The calculator estimates the tummy tuck portion of a mommy makeover using the same pricing model as the rest of this site — use it as your baseline before adding the breast procedure.

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Use this site as a planning tool, not a clinic quote

The ranges on this site are built to help you budget and compare offers before a consultation. They are not surgeon-specific quotes, financing approvals, or medical advice.

Final pricing can move with anatomy, scar burden, facility setting, bundled aftercare, and whether liposuction, revision work, or muscle repair is included.

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Last updated: April 2026

How we estimate costs: Estimates are based on aggregated pricing references, regional market benchmarks, procedure complexity, and common provider pricing patterns. Actual prices vary by surgeon or provider, location, candidacy, facility, anesthesia, technology, and individual treatment needs.

Data sources and limitations: These pages are built for budgeting and quote comparison using public fee references, market benchmarks, and common packaging patterns. They are directional estimates, not provider quotes or financing offers.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical or financial advice. Always consult a qualified provider and review financing terms carefully before making a decision.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a mommy makeover cost?
Most self-pay mommy makeover quotes fall between $15,000–$27,000, covering a tummy tuck combined with a breast procedure (lift, augmentation, or reduction) in one surgical session. The exact number depends on which breast procedure is included, whether liposuction is added, your surgeon's experience tier, and your market.
What's actually included in a mommy makeover?
A mommy makeover almost always combines a tummy tuck with a breast procedure — most commonly a breast lift, sometimes with implants (augmentation) or reduction. Liposuction on the flanks or thighs is a common add-on. “Mommy makeover” is a marketing term, not a fixed surgical package, so confirm exactly which procedures are bundled into any quote you receive.
Is a mommy makeover cheaper than doing the procedures separately?
Bundling can save money on anesthesia and facility fees compared to two separate surgeries and two separate recoveries, but the combined total is still well above a tummy tuck alone. See our full tummy tuck vs. mommy makeover comparison for how the bundled math actually works.
Does insurance cover a mommy makeover?
No. A mommy makeover is elective cosmetic surgery, so it is self-pay. The one exception is if a medically necessary panniculectomy is part of the plan — that portion may be separately billable to insurance while the cosmetic portions are not.